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incapacitated child after he has attained
the ave of nineteen years and so long Hs
his incapacity shall continue, of an
amount uot execeding one half of the
persion which may be ranted under
paragrapa di) or paragraph (ili) aforesaid;

(©) where compensation in respect
of the death is payable under the Work-
men’s Compensation Act, 1937, or any
Act amending or veplacing the same, or
where benefits corresponding to benefits
granted under this section are payable
under the Colonial Superannuation
Scheme in respect of death, — the
(rovernor may reduce the pension ern
mav be pavabl e under this section to such
extent as he may consider reasonable;

(d) no pension shall be payable
nuder this subsection at any time in
respeet of more than six children exclu-
sive of oo children

(e) in the case of a pension ¢ eranted
under paragraph (v) of this subsection,
if the mother isa widow at the time of
the grant of the pension and subsequently
re-marries such pension shall cease as
from the date of re-marriave; and if it
appears to the Governor at any time
that the mother is adequately provided
with other means of support, such pension
shall cease as from such date as the
Governor may determine;

(7) & pension granted to a female
child under this section shall cease upon
the marriage of such ehild under the ave
of nineteen years.

(2) Tn the e se of an officer not holding
a pensionable office, the expression pension -
able emoluments ’’ in the preeeding subsection
shall mean the emoluments enjoyed by lim
which would have been pensionable emotu-
ments if the office held by him had been a
pe aaa office.
(3) Tf an officer proceeding by a route
approved by the Governor to or from the

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